A Comparative Evaluation of Remaining Dentin Thickness Post Instrumentation of Teeth with Three Different Rotary Systems using CBCT – An Invitro Study
Aim: To evaluate and compare the remaining dentin thickness post-instrumentation of teeth with three rotary systems using CBCT. Materials and methods: In this study, a total of 36 extracted human mandibular premolars were taken. All teeth were decoronated till the cementoenamel junction. Then they were randomly divided into 3 groups according to the system used in root canal preparations namely Group I: TruNatomy file system, Group II: ProTaperNext file system, and Group III: Hyflex EDM file system. Conventional endodontic access was prepared in each tooth, and the working length was determined using a 15-k file. Pre-operative cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) scan of the teeth was taken. Cleaning and shaping of the canal were done according to the file system. Post instrumentation CBCT scan of teeth was taken. The pre-and post-instrumentation scanned images of the teeth were assessed, the difference in the mesiodistal and buccolingual area was calculated and the statistical difference was analyzed. Results: The TruNatomy files showed the least dentin removal in all regions compared to the other two files. Conclusion: All three groups under study showed statistically significant differences in dentin thickness post-instrumentation. However, The TruNatomy File System showed better conservation of tooth structure compared to ProTaperNext And Hyflex EDM file system.
Published by: Dr. Pradnya V. Bansode, Dr. Madhuri B. Wavdhane, Dr. Seema D. Pathak, Dr. Aishwarya Kiran Jadhav
Author: Dr. Pradnya V. Bansode
Paper ID: V10I5-1148
Paper Status: published
Published: September 5, 2024
Challenging Child Marriage: The Role of Female Participation in Small-Scale Industries and Comprehensive Socio-Economic Policies
This research addresses the persistent issue of child marriage, focusing on its prevalence in regions like Rajasthan, India, where 35% of girls are married before the age of 18. The practice is driven not only by poverty and lack of education but also by a deeply ingrained "packaged mentality" that perceives daughters as burdens. Despite various legal efforts to combat child marriage, this mindset continues to hinder progress. The study explores the transformative potential of involving women in small-scale industries, where their participation can challenge traditional gender roles and shift societal perceptions. The research proposes policies to promote female participation in businesses, alongside incentives for families to invest in their daughters' education. Additionally, addressing menstrual health by providing free or low-cost products in schools is identified as crucial for keeping girls in education. These comprehensive strategies aim to reduce child marriage and promote gender equality by valuing girls for their potential rather than as burdens.
Published by: Aishwarya Binujeeth
Author: Aishwarya Binujeeth
Paper ID: V10I4-1240
Paper Status: published
Published: September 4, 2024
The Mechanics of Learning
The adage "Knowledge is power" is often accepted uncritically, yet this concept warrants deeper examination. In reality, knowledge, much like a steam engine, is not inherently powerful but is a tool that requires proper application and context to generate influence. Drawing on Annette Fisk's observation that psychology, originally the "science of the soul," has devolved into a mere "science of the mind," this paper explores the evolution of learning and its role in personal and societal development. While society perpetuates the belief that continuous learning is essential because life itself is an unending teacher, this research questions whether learning is truly within an individual's control. Can individuals selectively acquire knowledge, or are they at the mercy of what they encounter? Additionally, the paper examines the commonly held notion that practice is the key to mastering a skill, probing whether practice alone suffices or if other factors contribute to skill acquisition and perfection.
Published by: Aradhya Bhargava
Author: Aradhya Bhargava
Paper ID: V10I4-1213
Paper Status: published
Published: September 3, 2024
Impact of SAP S_4 HANA Advanced Variant Configuration
The escalating intricacy of product configurations in industries with diverse offerings has long strained legacy SAP ECC systems, particularly in variant configuration. Conventional SAP ECC, while robust, often falters due to complexity, suboptimal performance, and integration hurdles, leading to operational inefficiencies and customer dissatisfaction. This paper presents a transformative solution: SAP S/4HANA's Advanced Variant Configuration (AVC). We dissect the limitations of traditional SAP ECC variant configuration, highlighting cumbersome maintenance, sluggish high-volume processing, and integration bottlenecks. By adopting S/4HANA, businesses can harness AVC's enhanced capabilities: real-time processing for swift and accurate configuration, scalability for growing demands, and seamless integration for streamlined operations. AVC simplifies variant configuration and elevates the customer experience through heightened accuracy, reduced lead times, and personalized product options, leading to increased satisfaction. This analysis underscores AVC as pivotal for businesses managing complex portfolios, providing a competitive edge in dynamic markets. SAP S/4HANA's AVC emerges as a crucial enabler of operational efficiency and customer-centricity, making it indispensable for modern enterprises seeking excellence.
Published by: Jeyaganesh Viswanathan
Author: Jeyaganesh Viswanathan
Paper ID: V10I4-1243
Paper Status: published
Published: September 3, 2024
DYSON- An Exception to the Law of Demand
Dyson has dominated several markets and continuously reinvented itself. Inventor and engineer James Dyson officially launched Dyson in 1991. With a net worth of over $9.2 billion, Dyson is now the fourth richest British person in the world according on the 2022 Forbes Rich List. Initially, the firm concentrated on creating cutting-edge hoover cleaners that were intended to clean more effectively and efficiently than conventional versions. In addition to hoover cleaners, Dyson has kept up its innovative streak and expanded its product range. Other home devices that the business has created include hand dryers, air purifiers, and lighting items. With the 2016 release of its Supersonic hair dryer, it has also entered new areas, such as those for personal hygiene and cosmetics. In its thirty years and counting, Dyson has proven over and again that it can invest in and nurture innovative ideas while still turning a profit as a company. They have now been successful in creating a brand that is applicable to several industries. Their unwavering focus on the smallest details, excessive over-engineering for daily chores, and exorbitant price points have given rise to a novel idea: the "appliance as a status symbol."
Published by: Soha Mehta
Author: Soha Mehta
Paper ID: V10I4-1227
Paper Status: published
Published: August 30, 2024
Acquiring Knowledge in an Easy Way Through Academicals Travelling
Abstract Gaining knowledge on educational trips at an affordable cost has been given utmost importance. At present, if we want to meet all the needs of people, just as finance, education and judgment are needed; the great wealth called knowledge is more needed. Therefore, this attempt is aimed at visual perception of truth in terms of practical direct education with moral education. So that the knowledge can be accepted and mastered very easily, then indeed the subject will become universal. Any trip i.e. to friends, relatives, neighborhood, village, city, state, country, continent, wherever one goes, a joy arises in the heart. If we include educational subjects with it, then there is no more talk. Applying knowledge through proper education in the field of information collection, preservation, publication, workplace, literature, culture focusing on the educational issue will create an example for the present and future generations. In this, everyone including students, teachers, researchers, common people and even the people outside the census in the country will be happy to get the status. And a wholesome environment will be created in the country. In order to obtain direct and indirect true knowledge, I shall proceed by means of travel or wandering. This procedure is very inexpensive and often happens to everyone. It is possible to do multiple tasks at a single cost easily. It is possible to get multiple good results such as improvement of knowledge, increase in consciousness, its need is immense in education. Travel is an essential part of education. Many things in this world teach us to think. Also, it helps a lot to understand that there are many things left out of knowing. The person finds himself in something successful. Knowledge is about things or things that possess full enjoyment. It is possible to get a taste of education revolution liberation only by traveling here. So there is no room for denial. Be it on foot, bicycle, rickshaw, bus, rail, ship, plane, whatever it is, you have to go out for the purpose of travel. Be it friends, relatives, relatives, family, if you go out for a few hours or days, the taste of life becomes different. Travel is the main source of happiness and travel is the ultimate means of liberation. Abstract Gaining knowledge on educational trips at an affordable cost has been given utmost importance. At present, if we wa
Published by: PATIT PABAN HALDER, Prof. Dr. Manjusha Tarafder, Agnidyuti Halder, Avishikta Halder, Avijit Bhattacharya, Kabita Halder
Author: PATIT PABAN HALDER
Paper ID: V10I4-1214
Paper Status: published
Published: August 29, 2024
